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OET-RV by cross-referenced section DEU 15:12

DEU 15:12–15:18 ©

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The pegpalihawang of slave

Deu 15:12–18

Exo 21:1–11

15:12 The pegpalihawang of slave

(Exo. 21:1-11)

12[ref] 13 14 15

16 17 18


21:1 Rules about slaves

(Deu. 15:12-18)

21These are the rules that you must present to them:

Hebrew slaves

2If you buy a Hebrew slave, he should serve for six years, then in the seventh year he must be set free without having to pay you anything.[ref] 3If he came by himself, he can go free by himself. If he’s married with a wife, then his wife must be set free with him. 4If his master gave him a wife and she bore him sons or daughters, then the wife and her children are her master’s, and only the husband must be set free. 5But if he plainly says, “I love my master, my wife, and my children so I voluntarily choose not to be set free,” 6then his master must take him to the place of worship. He must bring him to a door or to a doorpost, and his master must bore a hole his ear with an awl. Then he must serve him for life.

7And if a man sells his daughter as a female slave, she won’t be sent away after six years like the male slaves. 8If the man who bought her wanted her to become his slave-wife, but later he isn’t pleased with her behaviour, he must allow her to be bought back by her relatives. He has no authority to sell her on to outsiders, because that would break the understanding of proper treatment of her. 9Or if he selected her to become his son’s slave-wife, then he must treat her like a daughter would expect to be treated. 10If he go on to take another slave-wife, he mustn’t reduce the first one’s food or clothing, or her marital rights, 11but if he doesn’t provide these three things to her, then she can go free without having to pay anything.


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Lev 25:39-46:

25:39 The being sent away of slaves

39[ref] 40 41 42 43 44 45 46


25:39-46: Exo 21:2-6; Deu 15:12-18.

Lev 25:39-46:

25:39 The being sent away of slaves

39[ref] 40 41 42 43 44 45 46


25:39-46: Exo 21:2-6; Deu 15:12-18.